The performance analysis of a purified PV/T-Trombe wall based on thermal catalytic oxidation process in winter

Yu, Bendong; Liu, Xiaoyong; Li, Niansi; Liu, Shanshan; Ji, Jie

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2019.112262

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“…Researchers have undertaken a study focused on degrading gaseous formaldehyde throughout the year while simultaneously generating sustainable electrical energy using PV/T-TW. The study aimed to explore the potential of PV-TW in contributing to indoor air purification alongside electricity generation [78].…”

Section: Pv Solar Cells and The Swmentioning

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Solar Wall Technology and Its Impact on Building Performance

Ghamari,

Sundaram

2024

Energies

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Solar walls provide transformative solutions by harnessing solar energy to generate electricity, improve thermal comfort, and reduce energy consumption and emissions, contributing to zero-energy buildings and mitigating climate change. In hot and humid regions, solar walls can reduce indoor temperatures by 30% to 50%, significantly improving energy efficiency. Optimizing the performance of solar walls includes factors such as glazing, shading, solar orientation, ventilation, and catalytic techniques, allowing them to be adapted to different climates. Innovative solar wall variants that include photovoltaic panels, water storage, and phase-change materials offer multifunctionality and sustainability in building design and are in line with global energy efficiency and environmentally conscious goals. In addition, innovative solar wall variants that combine photovoltaic panels, water storage, and phase-change materials promise even more sustainability in building design. These multifunctional solar wall systems can efficiently heat, cool, and generate energy, further reducing a building’s environmental impact. Solar walls have the potential to significantly reduce heating energy consumption; align with global goals for energy-efficient, environmentally conscious, and climate-responsive building design; and offer dynamic and adaptable solutions for sustainable architecture.

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Section: Pv Solar Cells and The Swmentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar Wall Technology and Its Impact on Building Performance

Ghamari,

Sundaram

2024

Energies

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“…(2) The air flow velocity in the air duct can be calculated as follows The first method When DC fans are not used, the air velocity is given by the following equation [26].…”

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“…The results showed that the highest electrical and thermal efficiency was 17% and 76%, respectively. In the summer, the ventilated photovoltaic Trombe wall system is idle, but in the winter, the photovoltaic Trombe wall system, which uses water, faces the problem of freezing water, so it was proposed to use ventilation in the winter season and use water in other seasons [22]. Dehra.…”

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Effect of Winter Operating Conditions on the Performance of a PV/Trombe Wall: An Experimental Evaluation

Alaziz

Attulla

Ahmed

2022

NTU-JRE

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Trombe photovoltaic wall is well known for its ability to supply the building with thermal and electrical energy at the same time. The increase in the temperature of the solar panels leads to a decrease in electrical efficiency. The use of DC fans and water as a medium for cooling the panels improved thermal and electrical efficiency and enhanced the comfort conditions inside the building. The results showed that the Trombe wall with DC fans could reduce the demand for the rudder by Increasing the heat inside the building, as it reached the highest thermal efficiency at 37.5%. As for the system equipped with a heat exchanger recorded the highest electrical efficiency of 14%. Finally, the results showed that the use of DC fans improves the overall efficiency of the photovoltaic Trombe wall system.

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“…and maximum total efficiency of 51.40% was recorded for the cooling by water. Bendong et al [12] proposed a purified (PV/TW) system to investigate electrical and thermal efficiency, offer winter room warming, degrade gas formaldehyde, and provide sustainable power. When this proposed system had been compared to other PV/T systems, the system's thermal and electrical efficiencies for air averaged 36.6% and 11.9%, respectively.…”

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Evaluation of the performance of the photovoltaic Trombe wall in the Iraqi conditions

K. Ibrahim,

K. Ahmed

2023

NTU-JRE

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An experimental study was conducted to assess the impact of cooling technologies on the performance of the PV/Trombe wall system. The solar panel's cooling system included a DC fan. and the water passing through the heat exchanger installed behind the photovoltaic panel was used. The results showed that in the case of using water and air cooling, the temperature of the photovoltaic panel decreased, reaching (25.60°C) at 12 p.m. The electrical efficiency was recorded as its highest value when employing water for cooling, as it reached (13.75%). As for the thermal efficiency, it reaches its highest rate employing air and water for cooling due to the thermal energy gained by water and air, as it reached (45.83%).

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The performance analysis of a purified PV/T-Trombe wall based on thermal catalytic oxidation process in winter

Cited by 37 publications

References 41 publications

Solar Wall Technology and Its Impact on Building Performance

Solar Wall Technology and Its Impact on Building Performance

Effect of Winter Operating Conditions on the Performance of a PV/Trombe Wall: An Experimental Evaluation

Evaluation of the performance of the photovoltaic Trombe wall in the Iraqi conditions

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